Sentences with phrase «appear under the tree»

The Renee dress in Alpine print appeared under my tree this year, and I have to say I am IN LOVE.

But Santa's Little Brunette Helper (aka my fabulous sister) saw to it that she appear under my tree on Christmas morning anyway....

I've already told «Santa» that I'd really love for her book to appear under the tree.;)-LCB- But, I guess if I win, that would make you «Santa's Helper»! -RCB-

My children are thrilled that the house smells good, the tree is up and that presents are beginning to appear under the tree.

My children are thrilled that the house smells good, the tree is up and that presents are beginning to appear under the tree.

Not exact matches

We also know Adam heard Eves» clouded reasoning (which at that moment was under the crafty deception of the evil one's influence) that it appeared very advantageous to eat of this tree and Adam willingly ate... and we know Adam was not deceived rather it appears he was convinced!

It wasn't because I came across a Smurf castle in the hallway closet, which a week later miraculously appeared under the Christmas tree.

Pollens, released into the air by flowering plants, trees, and grasses, appear earlier and for a longer period of time under warmer conditions?.

A mounted camera shows snow sticking in an open area, while it appears to have melted under the trees in dense, second - growth forest just behind.

This article appeared in print under the headline «Biggest family tree shows when cousins stopped having sex»

Under the tree, by the menorah, and around the Festivus pole has appeared a steady stream of iPods, iPhones, iTunes gift cards, iPod touches, and even MacBooks.

Walk under the tree, and aim your crosshairs around the edges of the rocks until «Search Chest» appears.

At the risk of appearing to defend cherry picking which is so self - evidently contrary to the scientific method I wonder if it doesn't smell so bad in the case of dendrochronology given its origins in archaeology and dating wooden artifacts like church pews or picture frames.In that application one has a shortish snippet of a tree ring width series which is an absolute fact and then slides under it a set of candidate tree ring width time series of known date to identify a best match to the snippet.

FORMA alerts appear in areas with a greater than 50 % probability of tree cover loss, based on the algorithm described under Methodology.

The fundamental question relating to the use of tree rings as «temperature proxies» is, given that the wide tree rings clearly describe optimal conditions (not too hot, not too cold; not to wet, not to dry; not too fertilised, not too under fertilised; not too much CO2, not to little CO2; etc etc), how can the function supposedly linking tree ring width and temperature be linear, as Mann et al appear to conclude?